It's a mystery. Or rather, partly a mystery.
There I was, craving signs of spring. And in the absence of same, I put pen to tablet and created these snowdrops on the left.
So far, so well-behaved.
But I follow my instincts. So I went with it when the snowdrops morphed into this...
And somehow, I still went with it as it inspired me through re-building and re-launching the Selfworks.Net site...
It doesn't mean I'm going back to the way I was before BoundingSquirrel. Or that this blog will stop. (I need a place to share pictures!).
But it's interesting (and mysterious) just how far one teeny-tiny inspiration can take you.
Digital painting has taught me to be in the moment, and to "go with it". And that is a habit I'll not be morphing out of in a hurry.
There I was, craving signs of spring. And in the absence of same, I put pen to tablet and created these snowdrops on the left.
So far, so well-behaved.
But I follow my instincts. So I went with it when the snowdrops morphed into this...
And somehow, I still went with it as it inspired me through re-building and re-launching the Selfworks.Net site...
It doesn't mean I'm going back to the way I was before BoundingSquirrel. Or that this blog will stop. (I need a place to share pictures!).
But it's interesting (and mysterious) just how far one teeny-tiny inspiration can take you.
Digital painting has taught me to be in the moment, and to "go with it". And that is a habit I'll not be morphing out of in a hurry.